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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPort Burwell By-Laws 1954 Port Burwell By rd Laws .111.111.' tezarowl. voigio• !"1"111111111k By-Laws # 54- 66 1954 - 1955 1 S"q-09 BY-LM NO.5-4, OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL A By-law to provide for taking the votes of the qualified electors of the Village of Port Burwell on a certain proposed by-law and a certain question; 'HEREAS By-law No. £z of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell passed on the day of Clw24 provides for submitting for the assent of the electors of the Corporation qualified to vote on money by-laws, a certain proposed money by-law entitled "A By-law authorizing the borrowing of Forty Thousand dollars upon debentures for 10 the purpose of purchasing the electrical distribution system of the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario within the limits of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell;" AND WHEREAS By-law No. of the Council of the Corporation passed on the yLv day of Cc.-C Sal, 19 , provides for submitting for the opinion of the electors of the Corporation qualified to vote on money by-laws the following question, that is to say, "Are you in favour of securing a supply of electrical power or energy from The Hydro- Electric Power Commission of Ontario?" NOW THEREFU:LE THE COUNCIL OF TH.; CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL enacts as follows:- d 1. That D-day, the day of 19.5.1,; between ,Q o'clock in the forenoon and ; o'clock in the afternoon, shall be the day and times for taking the votes of the electors of the Corporation qualified to vote on money b7-laws, on the said proposed money by-law and on the said question; 2. That the votes of the said electors shall be taken at the place and by the Deputy Returning Officer and Poll Clerk • r.z.z,5• �f_, =,t, • - 2 - hereinafter appointed, namely, �{ at the Town hall with Deputy Returning Officer and tia 2 .7-4•04.46Poll Clerk.: 3. A copy of the proposed money by-law or: a synopsis of the proposed money by-law and a statement of the said question, and the notice required by the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1950, chapter 24.3, shall be published in the following news- paper on the days hereinafter mentioned, that is to say: The St. Thomas Times Journal, November 6, 13 and 20th. t 4. On the .1' 2 day of )101.-.1,,%.44".', 19 at the (A`' hour of w o'clock in the Linoon, the Reeve shall attend at his office in the Council Chamber in the Village of Port Burwell and, if requested so to do, shall appoint in writing signed by him two persons to attend at the final summing up of the votes by the Clerk, one person to attend at each polling place on behalf of the persons interested in and desirous of promoting the proposed money by-law or voting in the affirmative on the said question, and a like number on behalf of the persons interested- in and desirous of opposingthe prpposed money by-law or voting/the negative on the said question; 5. The 14 day of 19Pi at the said Council Chamber at the hour of 7 o'clock in the 6,447 • noon is hereby appointed as the time and place for summing up by the Clerk of the Corporation of the number of votes given for and against the proposed money by-law, and in the affirmative and the negative on the said question, respectively. READ a first and second time this A7/ .-day of 19414 g''. 61"/C2:-CeLi-L(22-jr--e-L Reeve. Clerk. toe READ a third time and finally passed this day of 19.4 Reeve. / • • • • MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL A By-law No to provide for taking the votes of the qualified electors on a certain proposed money by-law and a certain question. L574 10 .. BY-LAW NO.ff OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL A By-law to provide for the submission of a certain question for the opinion of the municipal electors of the Village of Port Burwell. WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell deems it advisable to submit to the vote of the municipal electors of the Corporation a question as to whether the said electors are in favour of the establishment of a Public Utilities Commission for the Village of Port Burwell, the members to be elected for a two year term commencing with the Commission to be elected for the year 1956, one-half of the Commissioners to be elected each year; NOW THEREr'ORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGEEOF PORT BURWLLL enacts as follows:- 1. That the following question be submitted to the municipal electors of the Corporation, that is to say: "Are you in favour of the establishment of a Public Utilities 7 7 e Commission for the Village of Port Burwell, the members to be elected for a two year term commencing with the Commission to be elected for the year 1956, one half of the Commissioners to be elected each year?" READ a first and second time this y1 -4-‘ day of Ce---474-1- 19.571 e: <-+- 19s3f '1/Ye).C.ect/27 Ree Clerk. READ a third time and finally passed this day ��of uti 1 19 --cry Reeve. Clerk. 411 • MUNICIPALITY. THE VILLAGE OF • b PORT BURWELL BY-LAW NO To provide for taking the ' tes of the Municipal electors on a certain question i.e. the estab- lishment of a Public Utilities Commission for the Village. /\ PO • BY-LAW NO.5( Oi THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BUR.'E LL A By-law to provide for the submission of a certain question for the opinion of the municipal electors of the Village of Port Burwell. WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell deems it advisable to submit to the vote of the municipal electors of the Corporation a question as to whether the said electors are in favour of the establishment of a Public Utilities Commission for the Village of Port Burwell, the members to be elected for a two year term commencing with the Commission to be elected for the year 1956, one-half of the Commissioners to be elected each year; NOW THERE:'ORE THE COW:CIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BUR ELL enacts as follows:- 1. That the following question be submitted to the ? municipal electors of the Corporation, that is to say: "Are Lcyt/ you in favour of the establishment of a Public Utilities V N.' Commission for the Village of Port Burwell, the members to be ^• elected for a two year term commencing with the Commission to be elected for the year 1956, one half of the Commissioners 4K to be elected each year?" READ a first and second time this 7 - day of Cc %67 19511 Jif e e .„ Clerk. READ a third time and finally passed this yi day of Ce- 19 Reeve. C14.7 Clerk. THIS AOREEMEPT made in triplicate this - ,t l 1, ; day of ;!/c c , A.D. 1995. DETWEE Nt THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COM?iISSIO$ OF ONTARIO, hereinafter called "the Commission" OF THE FIRST PART, -and- .+, Dig CORPORATION OF THE -VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL, hereinafter called "the Corporation" OF T z SECOND PART, WHEREAS the Corporation has applied to the Commis- sion under The Power Commission Act, R.S.O. 1950, Chapter 281, and amendments thereto, (hereinafter called "the said Act") for a supply of electrical power, and the Commission acting under the said Act is willing to enter into an agree- ment for the supply of electrical power to the Corporation upon the terms and conditions hereinafter appearing; AND WHEREAS the council of the Corporation on the day of )77 - 1954 passed By-law No. 4 / authorizing the entering into an agreement with the Commission for such purpose upon such terms and con- ditions, and the execution of the agreement by the Corporation; NOW THEREFORE THIS AGREEMENT WITNESSETH that subject f • -2- to the said Act and for the considerations herein contained the parties hereto covenant and agree as follows:- 1. THE COMMISSION AGREES: (a) To reserve for and deliver to the Corporation at the earliest possible date one hundred and sixty kilowatts (160 kw) of electrical power; 1.(b) At the expiration of reasonable notice in writing which may be given by the Corporation from time to time during the continuance of this Agreement, to reserve for and deliver to the Corporation additional electrical power, but if the additional power should not be available when requested by the Corporation, the Commission shall have a reasonable time to make it available; l.(o) To deliver the power hereunder at the point of delivery defined as the point where the Commissionts 8,000 volt line on Chatham Street is intersected by the northerly limit of the Corporation, or at such other point or points as may be agreed upon; l.(d) To deliver the power hereunder as commercially con- tinuous twenty-four (24) hour power every day in the year, except as otherwise provided in this Agreement; l.(e) To use at all times first-class, suitable apparatus and plant, and to exercise all due skill and diligence so as to secure the satisfactory operation of the plant and apparatus of the Corporation. 2. PE CORPORATION AGREES: (a) To take the power covered by this Agreement in ao- cordance with the terms hereof and to prepare for the receipt and use of the power so as to be able to receive power when -3- the Commission is ready to deliver it; 2.(b) To pay the Commission in each year the cost to the Commission, as determined by it, of supplying and delivering electrical power to the Corporation hereunder, including the Corporation's proportion as adjusted by the Commission of all costs incurred for the purposes of this Agreement, and with- out limiting the generality of the foregoing, the followingi- (i) The cost of operating, maintaining, renewing and insuring the works and the cost of ad- ministration of the Commission; (ii) Interest and expenses of debt service and interest credited on the balances remaining from time to time to the credit of reserve accounts established under the authority of the said Act; (iii) An annual sum sufficient to form in 40 years with interest at four per cent per annum, a { sinking fund for the repayment of the advances made by the Province of Ontario under the said Act for the cost of the works, for the repayment of any other indebtedness incurred or assumed by the Commission in respect of the cost of the works, and for the restoration of any reserve or other funds of the Commission utilized for the payment of the cost of the works; and (iv) An amount to be determined by the Commission for the purposes of sections 13 and 15 and clause d of section 14 of the said Act, and to make payment in twelve (12) monthly instalments based on estimated rates fixed by the Commission; the cost to be determined by the Commission after the close of the fiscal year and the difference between the said cost and the amount paid by the Corporation in the said twelve (12) monthly in- stalments to be paid by the Corporation to the Commission on receipt of bill therefor or to be credited to the Corporation, as the case may be; 2.(c) To pay all amounts payable by the Corporation in lawful money of Canada, at the offices of the Commission in Toronto. Bills for power hereunder shall be paid not later -4- than ten (10) days after the date of rendering thereof. If any bill remains unpaid for fifteen (15) days the Commission may, in addition to all other remedies and without notice, discontinue the supply of power to the Corporation until said bill is paid. No such discontinuance shall relieve the Cor- poration from the performance of the covenants, provisoes and conditions herein contained. All payments in arrears shall bear interest at the rate of five per cent (5%) per annum; 2.(d) To take power exclusively from the Commission during the continuance of this Agreement; 2.01)). To pay for three-fourths of the power ordered from time to time by the Corporation or held in reserve for it as herein provided, whether it takes the same or not. If in any month the Corporation takes power so that the highest average amount of power taken for any twenty (20) consecutive minutes in that month exceeds three-fourths of the amount ordered by the Corporation or held in reserve, then the Corporation shall pay for the greater amount as if taken during the whole month; 2.(f) If in any month the Corporation takes power so that the average or integrated demand for any twenty (20) con- secutive minutes is in excess of the amount of power ordered and held in reserve for the Corporation as provided in clause 1 hereof, the taking of the excess shall constitute there- after an obligation on the part of the Corporation to pay for and on the part of the Commission to hold in reserve and deliver power increased by the excess to the extent, if any, allowed by the Commission, all in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Agreement; in any event the Corporation shall pay for power for the said month as if the excess had been taken for the whole month; 2.(g) At all times to take and use the electrical power -5- in such manner that the ratio of the kilowatts to the kilovolt amperes (read simultaneously) is unity, but when this is not possible the Corporation shall pay for ninety per cent (90%) of the maximum kilovolt amperes (considered as true power or kilowatts) when the said ninety per cent (90%) is in excess of the maximum kilowatts taken; the maximum in kilowatts or kilovolt amperes shall be taken as the maximum average or integrated demand for any twenty (20) consecutive minutes; 2.(h) To use at all times first-class, suitable standard commercial apparatus and plant to be approved by the Commission, and to operate and maintain the apparatus and plant so as not to cause more than minimum disturbance or fluctuation to the Commission's power supply or system, and to exercise all due skill and diligence so as to secure satisfactory operation of the plant and apparatus of the Commission and of the Corporation; 2.(i) To co-operate with the Commission at all times by all means in its power to fulfil the objects of this Agreement and of the said Act and to advance the purposes of the Commission. 3. This Agreement shall be binding on the parties here- to upon the execution thereof, and shall continue in force for a period of forty (40) years commencing on the date when power is first delivered by the Commission to the Corporation hereunder. 4. (a) The power hereunder shall be alternating, three-phase, having a frequency of approximately twenty-five (25) cycles per second and a nominal voltage of approximately eight thousand volts (8,000 v.), or such other voltage as may be suitable, sub- ject to ordinary variations from the said voltage of approximately ten per cent (104) and from the said frequency of approximately five per cent (5%); -6- "Power" shall mean electrical power and except where the context requires a different meaning shall also mean and include energy; 4.(b) The maintenance by the Commission of approximately the agreed voltage at approximately the agreed frequency at the point or points of delivery shall constitute the supply of power involved herein and a fulfillment of all operating obligations of the Commission hereunder, and when the voltage and the frequency are so maintained the amount of power, its fluctuations, load factor, power factor, distribution as to phases and all other characteristics and qualities shall be under the sole control of the Corporation; 4.(c) In case the Commission shall at any time or times be prevented from delivering the power or any part thereof by any cause reasonably beyond the Commission's control, in- cluding without limiting the generality thereof, strike, lockout, riot, fire, insurrection, hurricane, civil commotion, flood, invasion, explosion, the Queen's enemies or act of God, than the Commission shall not be bound to deliver power during such time or times; the Commission shall be prompt and diligent in removing the cause of such interruption and when the cause of interruption is removed the Commission shall, without any delay, deliver the said power; no such interruption shall release the Corporation from any obligation under this Agreement; 4.(d) The Commission shall have the right at reasonable times and, when possible, after reasonable notice has been given to the Corporation, to discontinue the supply of power to the Corporation for the purpose of safeguarding life or property or for the purpose of operation, maintenance, replace- ment or extension of the Commission's apparatus, equipment or -7- works, but all such interruptions shall be of a minimum dur- ation and, when possible, arranged for at a time least objectionable to the Corporation; no such interruption shall release the Corporation from any obligation under this Agreement. •5. The engineers of the Commission or any of them, or any other person or persons appointed by the Commission for the purposes of this clause, shall have the right from time to time, during the continuance of this Agreement, to inspect the apparatus, plant and property of the Corporation, and take records at all reasonable hours. 6. The Commission shall, at least annually, adjust and apportion the amounts payable by the Corporation to the Commission under this Agreement. 7. The Commission shall be a trustee of all property held by the Commission under this Agreement for the Corpora- tion and other municipal corporations supplied by the Commis- sion, but the Commission shall be entitled to a lien upon the said property for all moneys expended by the Commission under this Agreement and not repaid to it. At the expiration of this Agreement the Commission shall determine and adjust the rights of the Corporation and other municipal corporations supplied by the Commission, having regard to the amounts paid by them, respectively, under the terms of their agreements with the Commission and such other considerations as may appear equitable to the Commission and are approved by the Lieutenant- Governor in Council. 8. Where any municipal corporation is taking power from the Commission at the time of application for a supply of power by any person within the limits of the corporation, the Commis- sion shall not supply power to such person without the written • -8- consent of the corporation; no power shall be supplied by the Corporation to any railway for motive purposes or to any electrical distributing company without the written consent of the Commission, but the Corporation may sell power to any other person or persons or manufacturing companies within the limits of the Corporation, provided that such power shall not be sold for less than coat, nor shall there be any dis- crimination as regards price and quantity. 9. If differences arise between municipal corporations to which the Commission is supplying power the Commission may, A upon application, fix a time and place and hear all representa- tions that may be made by the parties, and the Commission shall, in a summary manner, when possible, adjust such differences, and such adjustments shall be final. The Commission shall have all the powers that may be conferred upon a Commissioner ap- pointed under The Public Inquiries Act, R.S.O. 1950, Chapter 308. 10. This Agreement shall extend toy be binding upon and enure to the benefit of the successors and assigns of the parties hereto. 11. Any waiver by either party or failure to exercise any right or enforce any remedy shall be limited to the particular instance and shall not be deemed to extend to any other matter under this Agreement or in any way affect the validity of this Agreement. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the Commission and the Corporation have caused this Agreement to be executed by the affixing of their corporate seals attested by the signatures of their -9- proper officers duly authorised thereto. THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO H. E. P. C. r)zi,,/ / SOLICITOR Chairman 0 194"3" • - E NO .. . 19 • • . f . Secretary • • 7:„.. • , zEIE CORPOR4441 9r THE VILLAGE OF FERT BURWELL Cr fy Reeve -.34,, Clerk �. .• DATED July 13 A.D. 1955• t THE HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER COMMISSION OF ONTARIO -AND- • THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BUJRWELL AGREEMENT FOR POWER J002212541J3 .I •RT BURWELL P.U.C. • S jv_ VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL October 1954 - By-law 55 passed to hold election to establish the will of Municipal Electors. The ballot read "Are you in favour of the establishment of a Public Utilities Commission for the Village of Port Burwell, the members to be elected for a two year term commencing with the Commission to be elected for the year 1956, one half of the Commissioners to be elected each year?" . March 1955 - By-law 61 passed to enter into agreement between Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario and the Village of Port Burwell. Debentures paid by Village. Power Corporation Act: Section 96 gives Hydro authority to prescribe bookkeeping systems, account keeping, returns, information system. Section 101 funds collected above current operating requirements with approval of Hydro may be used for certain purchases. Public Utilities Act: (Definition does not include sewer works) . Section 8 Tie Corporation fixes water rates. Section 26 All Municipal Corporations owning or operating Public Utilities (None other can) . Section 27 Council by by-law sets management , maintenance, conduct of officers and rates etc. Section 34 Surplus receipts shall quarterly be turned over to Council, or oftener if Council objects. Section 35 Of only Hydro is the utility surplus to be turned over to Treasurer for certain uses. Section 36 paragraph 7 and 9: The Commission needs assent of Council and in certain cases the electors for sale, lease or disposal of any property. Section 37 Village has provided for entrusting the construction, and the control, and management of energy distribution and may with assent of electors provide for entrusting of water (and sewer system) . Section 39 Waives electors assent . • Water/Sewer Jan 1/86 to Nov 13/86 DATE JOB DESCRIPTION HOURS AMOUNT Jan 28 Reading Meters 4 39.60 Feb 20 Locating water service 4 39.60 Feb 25 Reading Meters 4 39.60 Mar 25 Sewer inspector 4 39.60 Mar 26 Reading Meters 4 39.60 Apr 14 Repairing water service 4 39.60 Apr 25 Sewer inspector 4 39.60 Apr 30 Reading Meters 4 39.60 May 12 Repairing water service 8 79.20 May 21 Water turn offs (not paid) 2 10.50 May 28 Reading Meters 4 39.60 June 12 Repairing water service 4 39.60 June 12 Assitting with water service repair 4 16.00 June 12 Turn off water services 4 21.00 June 19 Sewer reports 4 39.60 June 28 Reading Meters 4 39.60 July 4 Cleaned Old water services 2 8.00 July 28 Locating sewer manholes 8 79.20 July 28 Locating sewer manholes 8 48.00 July 29 Locating sewer manholes 4 39.60 July 29 Locating sewer manholes 4 24 .00 July 29 Reading Meters 4 39.60 Aug 18 Sewer inspector 4 39.60 Aug 26 Locating & repairing water service 8 79.20 Aug 26 Assiting water service repair 4 24 .00 Aug 25 Locating & Marking water services 8 79.20 Aug 28 Reading Meters 4 39.60 Sept 10 Locating water services 4 39.60 Sept 11 Sewer reports 8 79.20 Sept 12 Locating & Repairing water services 8 79.20 Sept 15 Locating & Marking water services 8 48.00 Sept 15 Locating & Marking water services 8 79.20 Sept 16 Locating & Marking water services 8 48.00 Sept 16 Locating & Marking water services 8 79.20 Sept 17 Locating & Marking water services 8 48.00 Sept 17 Locating & Marking water services 8 79.20 Sept 18 Locating & Marking water services 4 24 .00 Sept 19 Locating & Marking water services 8 79.20 Sept 19 Locating & Marking water services 4 24 .00 Sept 23 Locating & Marking water services 4 39.60 Sept 23 Locating & Marking water services 4 24.00 Sept 24 Locating & Marking water services 8 48.00 Sept 24 Locating & Marking water services 8 79.20 Sept 25 Locating & Marking water services 8 79.20 Sept 26 Locating & Marking water services 8 48.00 Sept 26 Locating & Marking water services 8 79.20 Sept 29 Locating & Marking water services 8 48.00 Sept 29 Locating & Marking water services 8 79.20 Oct 1 Reading Meters 4 39.60 Oct 1 Locating & Marking water services 4 39.60 Oct 1 Locating & Marking water services 8 48.00 Oct 2 Repairing water service 4 39.60 Oct 7 Locating water service 4 39.60 Oct 7 Locating water service 4 24 .00 Oct 14 Building up sewer manholes 2 12.00 Oxt 15 Building up sewer manholes 6 36.00 Oct 16 Building up sewer manholes 6 36.00 Oct 17 Building up sewer manholes 6 36.00 Oct 29 Reading Meters 4 39.60 Oct 30 Building up sewer manholes 8 79.20 Oct 30 Building up sewer manholes 8 48.00 Oct 31 Building up sewer manholes 4 24 .00 Oct 31 Building up sewer manholes 4 39.60 Nov 5 Repairing water service 4 39.60 Nov 5 Repairing water service 4 24 .00 Nov 7 Sewer inspector 4 39.60 Nov 10 Chipping Tar & Chip from water main 4 24 .00 Nov 11 Water service repair 8 48.00 Nov 11 Water service repair 4 39.60 Nov 11 Sewer inspector 4 39.60 -2- Nov 12 Repairing water services 8 48.00 Nov 12 Repairing water services 8 79.20 Nov 13 Rebuilding curb stops 4 24.00 Nov 13 Sewer reports 8 79.20 416 hrs $3,477.90 4 BY-LA?.� N0.j! OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL A by-law to provide for taking the votes of the municipal electors of the Village of Port Burwell on a certain question; WHEREAS By-law No. 5 of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell passed on the day of Ce..4 24 19544, provides for submitting for the opinion of the municipal electors of the Corporation the following question, that is to say, "Are you in favour of the establish- ment of a Public Utitilities Commission for the Village of for a two year term commencing with the Commission to be elected • Port Burwell, the members to be elected/for the year 1956, ers one-half of the Commission/to be elected each year?" NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL enacts as follows:- 1. ollows:- 1. That )1147svday, the l day of , 19541, between /0 o'clock in the forenoon and 7 o'clock in the afternoon, shall be the day and times for taking the votes of the municipal electors of the Corporation on the said question; 2. That the votes of the said electors shall be taken at the place and by the Deputy Returning Officer and Poll • Clerk hereinafter appointed, namely, at the Town Hall with Y -4 Deputy Returning Officer and 1.t4.;4_,-1-11,-/0240/Poll Clerk. 3. A statement of the said question, and the notice re- quired by the Municipal Act, R.S.O. 1950, chapter 24.3, shall be published in the following newspaper on the days hereinafter mentioned, that is to say: The St. Thomas Times Journal, November 6,13 and 20th. • 4.. On the AA day of , 19� at the hour of o'clock in the G noon, the Reeve shall attend at his office in the Council Chamber in the Village of Port Burwell and, if requested so to do, shall appoint • 4 - 2 - in writing signed by him two persons to attend at the final summing up of the votes by the Clerk, one person to attend at each polling place on behalf of the persons interested in and 111. desirous of voting in the affirmative on the said question, and a like number on behalf of the persons interested in and desirous of voting in the negative on the said question. 5. The 4 e: day of /. .ic„,, , l , at the said Council Chamber at the hour of f' o'clock in the G noon is hereby appointed as the time and place for summing up by the Clerk of the Corporation of the number of votes given in the affirmative and the negative on the said question. • READ a ,first and second time this day of -- 19J7Z --elf ALJ L Reeve. Clerk. 411 READ a third time and finally passed this T -- day of Ce- 19.$ �a Reeve. .� .�.--� • Clerk. Il' • • MNNICIPALITY THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL By-Law No to provide for taking the votes of the municipal electors on a certain question. Slt BY-LAA NO 57 4111 BEING a BY-LAW to provide for the holding of the Municipal elections in the Mundeipality of the Village of Port Burwell for the year 1954 A.D. and for the appointing of Deputy Returning Officers as well as Poll Clerks • and Polling place in the Village of Port Burwell. BT IT Tft'RPFORE L'NACTRD by the Council of the Municipality of the Village of Port Burwell in regular session assembled: TBA!, providing more persona qualify for elections to office than are required to fill the various offices, an election be held on Monday December 6t'•i. 1954, as according to Village By-law No 15 and in accordance with the provisions of the Municipal Elections Act. THAT, the election for the Village shall be held at the COMMUNITY HALL in the Village of Port Burwell on the said December 6th., being the first monday in December and the Polls shall be open from 10 AM to 7 PM, and that, • be Elialty Returning Officer Deputy Returning Officer and that Poll Clerk, shall be Read a first, second, third, time and finally passed this 2nd. day of November 1954. /:. .z.. .ti CL eve wsk. • T.V-6 BY-LAW NO. #A A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE 1954 EXPENDITURE ON ROADS OR STREETS IN THE VILLAGE OF 1.�„ *rqg. _� .._. _ Ir? THE COUNTY OF Mitittifir WHEREAS under The Highway Improvement Act a by-law to provide for ,xpenditure on roads or streets may be submitted annually to the Minister f Highways for approval. AND WHEREAS the expenditure for the said purpose la t was ,,.p • 12800 which required a levy of .4#fi %; ,lmills on the assessment of $. 294,,878 AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of t said i/Village desires to expend for the §aid purpose this year ..Ia64, for which it is prepared to levy an estimate of . .J .& . . 1ls on the assessment of $.$714117.40 THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the said /Village enacts as follows: - . ( ' ) The sum of i0 is hereby appropriated from moneys , raised by levy,�f 'e'bentures and government subsidy for total expenditure on construction and maintenance of the roads or streets under its jurisdiction during the year 19 st as follows: ROADS & BRIDGES & STREETS CULVERTS TOTAL CONSTRUCTION, . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . $ 4 MAINTENANCE. . . . . . . . . . . $ 2500.00 $ $ 2600.00 T OTALS ( 2) The said moneys shall be expended on work performed in accordance with The Highway Improvement Act. (3) The clerk shall transmit duplicate copies of this by-law to the district office of the Municipal Roads Branch, Department of Highways , Passed at itspRT swim on_ this 4th day of [ A.D. 1954 ( SEAL ) Clerk Mayor oieeve I, n- *# tierity2 Clerk of the Corporation of the Ams Village of ? it � '- , do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By-law No . 48 passed by the Council of the said Corporation on the 4th day of 1141MAP ' l9 . 4111111 Clerk ?Ha CORPORATION OF THP: VILLAGE: OF PORT BURW LL ONT. BY. LAN i 47 To provide for licensing and Regulating Virtually Houses, Ordinaries and Houses where Viotuals are sold to be eaten therein and Places for the Reception, Refreshment or entertainment of the Public. The Council of the Village of Port Burwell enacts as follows; 1. No person, firm or Corporation shall keep, operate or maintain a victualling house, ordinary or house where fruit, fish, oysters, clams or victuals are sold to be eaten therein or a place where food and drink are served to the public or for the lodging, reception, refreshment or entertainment of the public in the Village of Port Burwell unless a lic- ense therefore shall have been first obtained from the Clerk dB the Village of Port Burwell 2. Licensee may be issued under this By-law to permit of the keeping, operating or maintaining of such houses, ordinaries, add places, subject to the requirements in connection with the issue of same as hereinafter set out as follows; (A) A Restamnant Lioense. (B) A Refreshment or Dairy Bar License (C) An Ice Cream Stand License. 3• !very person, firm, or Corporation to whom a license is issued under this By-law shall pay to the Clerk of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell; on obtaining, (A) A restaurant License,. a fee of two dollars. (B) A Refreshment License, a fPe of Two Dollars. (C) An Ice Cream Stand License, a fee of One Dollar. and every such License shall expire on the last day of December follaaing the issue thereof. It is understood that this By-law does not preclude the right of the Village to impose a business tax. 4. Application for such lieensle shall be made in writing to the Clerk of the Village of Port Burwell on forms to be provided by him and approved by the Medical Officer of Health of the rlgin St. Thomas Health Unit. not 5. The Clerk of the Village of Port Burwell shall issue any such licenses until he shall have received a certificate from the said Medioal Officer of Health that the house, ordinary PUI or place for which the License it to be granted have been inspected by him or his representatives and is satisfactory to him and in conformity with the provisions of this By-law for the type of License desired. S. No establishment lie-need hereunder shall serve milk except in the or. iginal container and in half-pint, pint or quart Imperial measure. 7. No keeper or operator of any such house, ordinary or place where fruit fish, oysters, clams, victuals, foods and drink are sold to be eaten therein shall suffer or permit any vagrant, drunken or disorderly person or persons of loose or immoral character to be or remain therein nor shall suoh keeper or operator permit any disorderly conduct to take place therein. 8. It shall be the duty of the keeper or operator of every such house, ord- inary or place mentioned in this By-law to see that the provisions of this By-law are carried out, and any such keeper or operator permitting any violation of any of the provisions hereof shall be subject to the penalties hereinafter imposed 9. All licenses Mix* granted .or issued under the provisions of this By-law shall be subject to revocation at any time by the Council in its discretion, or on the recommendation of the Y^dioal Officer of Health. R'STAURANT3 10. All the provisions of this By-law numbered 1 to 9 inclusive, 11 to 38 and Section 45 shall apply to persons, houses, ordinaries or places licensed as a restaurant. 11. ''very house, ordinary, place, apartment, or room in which food and drink TIP CORPORATION OF THF; VILLAGE' OF PORT BURWrI L ONT. PAP # 2 OF BY*LAA 47. 11. Cont'd. are served or which are set apart for the serving of food and drink, must be properly lighted and ventilated and all plumbing constructed must be satisfactory to the Medical Officer of Health or inspectors sating under his authority. 12. All MOM rooms, apartments or places in every house, ordinary or place set apart for the storage of food or food stuffs shall be properly lighted and ventilated and must at all times be kept in a atriotly sanitary condition. 13. All rooms, apartments or places in every house, ordinary or place used for the purpose of cooking or the preparation of foodstuffs or ice creams shall be used exclusively for that purpose, and no such rooms or apart- ments Shall be situate, boated or in the basement of said house, ordinary or place without the written consent of the !loam]. Officer of Health. 14. All rooms in every house, ordinary, apartment or place used for cooking and preparing or serving of foodstuffs or ice cream shall have floors and walls so constructed as to exclude, rats, mice vermin, eto., and kept in a state of good repair. Floors must be either of impervious material or of hardwood with tight joints or covered with linoleum. 15. No dogs, cats, or other animals shall be allowed in any house, ordinary apartment or place where food or ice cream is kept or prepared. 16. The rooms in every house, ordinary, apartment or place must be kept in a strictly sanitary condition at all times. The malls and ceilings of any apartments or rooms used for looking and preparing foodstuffs or ice cream shall be painted light color with enamel finish or whitewashed. If painted they shall have two coats of paint, which must be renewed at least every two years. If whitewashed, the whitewashing must be renewed every six months. 17. The portion of the walls os said rooms for six feet from the floor must be so constructed and finished as to be capable of being thoroughly cleansed with soap and water as frequently as may be required to keep them clean at all times. • 18. All furniture, tables, counters, ranges, stoves, etc. , and all appliances in such rooms shill be so arranged as to permit of ready and easy cleaning and all utinsels, implem$n#s, furniture, and other appliances shall be kept and maintained in a clean and sanitary condition. 19. No alseping-rooms, lavatories or washrooms shal be within the room or apartments used for the preparation or cooking of foods or ice cream for the storing of foods, nor shall they communicate directly with such rooms, but tither with the open air, or through a properly ventilated and lighted passageway. 20. To wearing apparle, boots, shoes, or other wearing effebts not being worn shall be kept in any kitchen, or place where food or ice cream is prepared, and suitable place seperate from said roome, shall be provided for such clothes. 21. All such houses, ordinaries, apartments, restaurants, or places shall maintain for the used of cooks, helpers and others engaged in the preparation or cooking or serving of footle, sanitary toilet and washing facilities satisfactory to the ti'edical Officer of Health. 22. Any person so engaged visiting any sanitary convenience must always care? fully wash the hands with soap and water before returning to his or her duties. 23. No parson shall work or be employed In or about any ahoh house, ordinary apartment, restaurant, kitchen or place due ng the time in which there is any communicable disease in his home, nor thereafter until the quarantine has been removed by the Health Unit. No person shall be employed in or about any such house, ordinary, apartment, restaurant, kitchen or place wile is suffering from any communicable disease. 24. If any sleeping places are located on the same floor as the Restaurant theyshall be well ventilated and lighted and must not communicate directly with the aforesaid rooms. TBP CORPORATION OP TH^ VILLAGE' OP PORT BD LL ONT. PAG # 3 BY-LAA NO 47. 26. All working men and employees, while engaged in the handling or peep- aration of food or ioe cream shall be provided with ilippers or shoes, and a suit of washable material, trMch shall be used for that purpose only. Those garments must be kept clean at all times. 26. All said houses, ordinaries, apartments, restaurants, or places shall provide, in places where foodstuffs or ice cream are kept, prepared, cooked or served to oustomes, full protection frok dust, dirt, flies, and vermin, by glass oases, where necessary, or wire screens and other modern methods, and shall cause the abatement and destruction of flies and vermin whenever found. 27. All such houses, ordinaries, apartments, restaurants or places shall be equipped with covered metallic cans for retaining and keeping their garbage and haste in a sanitary eonditionwhioh shall be ke-t in such plaoe and manner as will preclude nuisance and contamination of the kitchen and such rooms from odors, and all such refuse must be removed from the premises at least once in every twenty-four hours. 28. All such houses, ordinaries, apartments, restaurants or places shall be provided with a store-room or suitable place for the keeping of food and foodstuffs; and all refigerators shall be kept thoroughly cleaned in all parts and drained in a sanitary manner, but no refigerator shall drain by direct communication with any suer. 29. No dry sweeping shall be permitted in any house, ordinary, apartment restaurant or place where food or ice oream is prepared or served for human consumption. 30. Restaurant =II kitchens and other rooms connected -therewith and ref- resment and Dairy Bars shall be provided with ample facilities for washing and sterlising all utins-la, and with a proper supply of hot and cold water. Sinks may be of porcelain, cast iron, enamelled, wood lined with 14 ounoel copper. There must be two or more where necessary. The section used for sterlising must be at least twelve inches deep and of sufficient else to do the work properly. Sinks must be put in place in a secure manner. All work done in connection with waste pipes and water pipes must be tO the satis- faction of the Medical Officer of Health. 31. Milk and butter shall be kept in an ice-box or refigerator separate from meat, vegetables and other articles of food. 32. All kitchen and dining-rem floors shall be carefully mopped and cleaned or oiled at least once In every twenty-four hours. 33. All knives, forks, spoons, dishes and other tableware shall be thoroughly washed and cleaned to the satisfaction of the Medical Officer of Health, 34. No table linens, anpkins, etc. shall be permitted to be used for a second person. 35. All roosts and apratments in shah houses, ordinaries, restaurants, or places where foodstuffs or ice cream are stored, prepared, cooked or served shall be adequately screened and protedted from dust and flies from April 1st. to November 15th in each year. 36. No clothe or towels shall be used for washing, wiping or drying table MU or counter tops after a reasonable degree of soiling. In cases of repeated failures to comply Faith this provision the Medical Officer of Health or the Sanitary Inspector may require the use of table cloths or paper serviettes to cover such tables or counters. 37. No cloths or towels shall be used for the drying of dishes and, or outl ,ry after a reasonable degree of soiling and wetting. 38. gash basins and toilets for use of the public must be thoroughly 'mashed and a suitable sterlising solution applied to all sources of human contact at least once a day. The floors and walls must at all times be kept clean. Single service towels, or paper towels, may be used. In places where odors occur, a suitable deodorant must be used. THE CORPORATION OF Tom' VILLAGE OF PORT Buaw17LL ONT. PATE # 4 BY-LAW # 47 RRlRRS1P1N83 CR DAIRY BARS 39. SECTIONS numbered one to nine inclusive and sections numbered 11, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 32, 35, 38, 37, 38, 40, and 44 shall apply to persons, houses, ordinaries or places licensed as a Refreshment Dairy Bar. 40. No fruit, fish, oysters, clams, victuals, foods, or drink other than milk and milk products, soft drinks and bottled drinks, sandwiches confectionery, ice cream and ioe cream dishes shall be served in or from any house, ordinary or place licensed as a Refreshment or dairy Bar. ICE mum STANDS AND BOOTHS 41. Sections numbered 1 - 9 inclusive and Sections numbered 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 22, 23, 24, 25, 28, 27, 28, 29, 32, 35, 36, 38, and sections 41 to 44 inclusive of this By-law shall apply to persons, houses, ordinaries, places or vehicles licensed as an ice cream stand, 42. No fruit, fish, oysters, clams, victuals foods or drinks other than ice cream and bottled drinks ( soft ) shall be served in or from any house, ordinary place or vehicle lio need as an Ice Cream, Stand and then only from and Ice Cream or soft drink Cabinet. 43. No Ice Cream or drinks may be served in a house, ordinary or place licensed as an Ice Creme Stand except from a container disposed of after being used once or from its original bottle container, and no such container may be used more than one timo. 44. Any persons convicted of a breach of any of the provisions of this By-1ati shall forfeit and pay, at the discretion of the convicting 1agistrate, a penalty not exceeding the sum of fifty dollmma for each offence, exclusive of costs, and in default of payment of the said penalty and costs forth with, the said penalty and coats, or the costs only, may be levied by distress and sale of the goods and chattels of the offender and in case of there being no distress found of which such penalty can be levied, the convicting ?agistrate may commit the offender to the common Goal of the County of Elgin, rith or without hard labour, for any period not exceeding six calendar months unless the said penalty and coat ( if any) including the cost of the said distress 01012211 and of the committal and conveyance of the offender to the said goal are sooner paid. READ a first time this lst day of February 1954. READ a second time this lst. day of February 1954. READ a third time and finally passed this lst. day of February 1954. cli-,- - // + G, Clerk. .• • . F�. .•• esus. BY « LAW NO 48 THE CORPORATION OF TBF VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL ONT. A By-law to regulate the keeping of Domestic Foil within the limits of the Village of Port Burwell Ont. WHEREa8 Section 388 ( 1 ) Sub-Section 1 of the Municipal Aot ( R.S.O. 1950 Chapter 243 ) provides that By-laws may be passed by the Councils of Local Municipalities, for the regulating and keeping of Domestic Fowl, or pigeons, or cattle, goats, swine,rabbits, mink, foxes, or other animals, or kennels for the based". ing, or boarding of cats, and dogs rithin the Municipality or defined areas thereof. And WHEREAS it has been deemed expedient by reason of claim having been made on the Village for payment for Fowl ( killed by dogs, or other animals ) that were allowed to run at large. Now THEREFOR the Hunioipalrgr Counoil of the Village of Port Burwell in the County of Elgin, enacts as follows/ 1. That all Domestic Fowl be confined in a proper shelter or runway, constructed of suitable mire mesh, high enough, or with a ceiling that the Foal cannot fly over, and strong enough to resist the depraditions of outside animals. 2. That this Munddipality shall not be responsible for any Fowl that are killed or maimed whilst running at large, outside such described regular enclosure, whether such Fo i escaped accidently, or nem: released int.. entionally. 3. When the perpaItrators of the Act are nuknown, and only then, when the aggregate weight of the Fowl killed ]6L NELSO, in such enclosure exceeds fifty pounds in all xill the Village be responsible, and only then MS after positive proof,,, that the enclosure was deliberately broken into from the outside. 4. When the owner of the dog or animal involved MIMI in the killing is known to the Plaintiff, such knowledge should be given to the Clerk of the Municipality immediately, when legal proceedings will be instit- uted, and the defendant if found guilty of neglect or other wilful cause shall be required by law to make restitution in full to the Plaintiff through the Municipality. 5. PENALTYFOR VIOLATION OF THIS ORDXNANCE The Owner who releases his or her Fowl intentionally, so as to cause a Public nuinsanoe, in contravention of this By-law shall be prosecuted before a Police Magistrate, and when convicted, a fine of not more than fifty dollars, and not less than ten dollars, shall be imposed , recovera- ble under the Summary Convictions Act. READ a first time this 1st. day of March 1954. READ a second time this 1st. day of March. 1954. READ a third time and finally passed, this 1st. day of March. 1954. IiT d' `V=- C lerk. goa. . . eve. CERTIF I ti l -TO BE A TRUE COPY: er Clerk-Treasurer Form 100.38 Ontario 04 V3llme of Port Burwe]1 BY-LAW No #7 p=latu to authorize the borrowing of$ 5, . Whereas the Council of the Village of Port Burwell (hereinafter called the "Municipality") deems it necessary to borrow the sum of $ MOO. to meet, until the taxes are collected, the current expenditures of the Municipality for the year; Nara.—Refer And Whereas the total amount of the estimated revenues of the Munici- forrc pality as set forth in the estimates adopted for the year 19 , not including rietivr= revenues derivable or derived from arrears of taxes, borrowings and issues of of last year. debentures, is $ 21058. i> snot Therefore the Council of the Village of Port Burwell hereby enacts as follows: 1. The Head and the Treasurer are hereby authorized on behalf of the Municipality to borrow from time to time by way of promissory note from THE CANADIAN BANK OF COMMERCE a sum or sums not exceeding in the aggregate $ 5,f0O„ to meet until the taxes are collected the current expenditures of the Municipality for the year, including the amounts required for the purposes mentioned in subsection (1) of section 339 of the Municipal Act, and to give on behalf of the Municipality to the Bank a promissory note or notes sealed with the Corporate Seal and signed by the Head and Treasurer for the moneys so borrowed, with interest,which may be paid in advance or otherwise, at a-rate not exceeding 5 per centum per annum. 2. All sums borrowed pursuant to the authority of this by-law,as well as all other sums borrowed in this year and in previous years from the said Bank for any or all of the purposes mentioned in the said section 339, shall, with interest thereon, be a charge upon the whole of the revenues of the Municipality for the current year and for all preceding years as and when such revenues are received. 3. The Treasurer is hereby authorized and directed to apply in payment of all sums borrowed as aforesaid, together with interest thereon, all of the moneys hereafter collected or received either on account or realized in respect of taxes levied for the current year and preceding years or from any other source which may lawfully be applied for such purpose. Passed this 5t,P, day of April. 19 54 _'..'0. r F� � Air _-- - THE HSA► - - : MUNICIPALITY - t. CLERIC We hereby certify that the foregoing is a true copy of By-Law No. 49 of the Village of Port Burwell in the Province of Ontario, duly passed at a meeting of the Council of the said Municipality duly held, and that the said By-Law is in full force and effect. Dated This 5th day of April 19 54 As Witness the Seal of the of —.THE H:+ F THE MUNICIPALITY SEAL t CLERK j"2-- — BYwLAW NO 5O To appoint a day for taking a Vote of the Rate-Payers on the Question of ARE YOU IN FAVOUR OF THP CONTINUATION SCHOOL, CONTINUING MIXT TERM, AT AN INCR'',ASTD COST, PRO- VIDING TRACES CAN BF FNGAGFD, SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THF LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD, AND TRE MDQ DRPARTM1 NT OF EYUCATION. WU ;RTAS the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell by its By-law number 50 decided to submit a question Re. The continuing of the Continuation School By-law to a Vote of the Rate-Payers, AND WEEMS theCounoil tk in such case, by seperate By- Law, required to appoint the day for taking the votes of the said Rete-payers, the places where the votes are to be taken, the deputy returning officers for each such place and the time and place where the Clerk will sum up the number of votes in the affirmative, and in the negative on the question, and a time and place for the appointment of persons to attend the polling places and at the final summing up of votes bar she Clerk on behalf of parsons vot- ing in the affirmative or negative on the question. N0W TII RFFORF THE COUNCIL OF THS' CORPORATION OF TER VILLAGE OF PORT BU LL 7NACTS AS FOLLOWS: ( 1 ) The day for taking the votes on the question to be submitted to the rate-payers pursuant to By-law number 50 of the Village of Port Burwell shall be Thursday June 17th 1954. ( 2 ) The Voting on the said question on the said day shall be between the hours of LOAM Otelock in the morning and 7 O'eloek PM in the evening. ( 3 ) The votes on the said question shall be taken for Rate-payers qualified to vote at the Community Hall, and for the said Polling Mr. W. S. Laycock, is hereby appointed appointed Deputy Returning Officer, and Mrs. Homer Tefiford is hereby appointed MU Poll Clerk. ( 4 ) The Village Clerk, shall be at his office, in Port Burwell., on Friday the 18th of June 1954, commencing at the hour of 8 1I O'clock in the forenoon, sum up the number of votes given in the affirmative and the number of votes given in the negative on the question submitted. ( 5 ) The appointment of persons to attend on behalf of persons voting in the affirmative and also on behalf of persons voting in the negative on the question, at the Pollingplaoes and at the final summing up of the votes, shall be made by the Reeve at the office of the Village Clerk in Port Burwell on Monday 7th. day of June 1954. R�+_AD a First, Second and Third time and finally passed this 7th. day of June A.D. 1954. C; . ...e....-14-.41-1—, .. .:- al*.*N.YO,A 0 '..474"343•*****'.'''' Clerk. Reeve Lcq T.V-6 BY-LAW NO. L A BY-LAW TO PROVIDE FOR THE 19,0 EXPENDITURE ON ROADS OR STREETS IN THE V GEIIMIX OF BE mt_r anrr__y IN THE COUP OF _non WHEREAS under The Highway Improvement Act a by-law to provide for expenditure on roads or streets may be submitted annually to the Minister Highways for approval. AND WHEREAS the expenditure for the said purpose last year was which required a levy of mills on the assessment of $ AND WHEREAS the Council of the Corporation of the said Town/Village desires to expend for the paid purpose this year . . . . . for which it is prepared to levy an estimate of . . . . mills on the assessment of THEREFORE the Council of the Corporation of the said Town/Village enacts as follows:- ( 1) The sum of $ 3700.00 is hereby appropriated from moneys raised by levy, debentures and government subsidy for total expenditure on construction and maintenance of the roads or streets under its jurisdiction during the year 19 54as follows: ROADS & BRIDGES & STREETS CULVERTS TOTAL CONSTRUCTION, . . $ !IL 1100.00 i DO.O0 MAINTENANCE. . . $„� w"t 00.CO EL $ 2600,04 T O T A L S ?600.00 1100.00 70. -rai----- r■ err..v...= ( 2) The said moneys shall be expended on work performed in accordance with The Highway Improvement Act. (3) The clerk shall transmit duplicate copies of this by-law to the district office of the Municipal Roads Branch, Department of Highways . Passed at PORT =rpm this 4th day of oS T4 dam A.D. 10" ( S E A L ) C(2- Clerk Mayor o e I, & V. I __�___„�_ , Clerk of the Corporation of the ge of PORT BUINFLti 0 , do hereby certify that the foregoing a true copy of By-law No. 61 passed by the Council df the said Corporation on the 4th day of OCTOPI 19 54. Clerk 521-0 -7 BY-LA.1 NO. c2 OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURA`JELL A By-law to provide for submitting a certain proposed by-law for the assent of the qualified electors of the Village of Port Burwell; WHEREAS a proposed money by-law of the Council of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell entitled "A By- law authorizing the borrowing of Forty Thousand dollars upon debentures for the purpose of purchasing the electrical dis- tribution system of the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario within the limits of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell," requires the assent of the electors of the Corporation qualified to vote on money by-laws; NOW THEREFORE THE COUNCIL OF TH1] CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BUFUhLL enacts as follows:- 1. There shall be submitted for the assent of the electors of the Corporation qualified to vote on money-by-laws, the proposed money by-law of the Council of theCorporation entitled "A By-law authorizing the borrowing of Forty Thousand doll. re upon debentures for the purpose of purchasing the electrical distribution system of the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario within the limits of the Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell. READ a first and second time this I - day of C10-1 ' 194,e Reeve. . Clerk. READ a third time and finally passed this day of/oae.waxci 19 Reeve. - Clerk. MUNI( 'ALI i Y OF THZ VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL BY-LAW To provide for submitting for the assent of the qualified electors a certain proposed_ by-law for borrowing upon debentures to purchase the Port Burwell Electric System. s -oI. BY-LAJ NO. 53 OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURTELL A By-law to provide for the submission of a certain question for the opinion of the qualified electors of the Village of Port Burwell. HLHEAS the Council of The Corporation of the Village of Port Burwell deems it advisable to submit to the vote of the electors of the Corporation qualified to vote on Honey by- laws, a question as to whether the said electors are in favour of securing a supply of electrical power or energy from The Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario; NOJ THERE;'3RE THE COUidCIL OF THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURaELL enacts as follows:- 1. That the following question be submitted to the elec- tors of the Corporation qualified to vote on money by-laws, that is to say: "Are you in favour of securing a supply of electrical power or energy from The Hydro-Electric Power Commission of Ontario?" READ a first and second time this day of 044' 19;67.74. ra. Reeve. -7 Clerk. READ a third time and finally passed this 7 day of 19 Reeve. Clerk. MUNICIPALITY OF THE VILLAGE OF PORT BURWELL By Law Enabling b,; law for supply of Electric Power from the Hydro Electric Power Commission of Ontario.